Agreement with the Trump administration | Columbia University agrees to pay more than 220 million

Columbia University concluded an agreement with the Trump administration to pay more than $ 220 million in the federal government to restore research funds that have been canceled in the name of the fight against anti -Semitism on campus. Furthermore, the university announced on Wednesday.

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Under the agreement. Furthermore, the “Ivy League” school will pay $ 200 million over three years to the federal government, the university said. It will also pay $ 21 million to settle the investigations carried out by the American commission for equal opportunities for employment.

“This agreement marks an important agreement trump administration | columbia step after a period of sustained federal surveillance. institutional uncertainty,” said Claire Shipman, university’s in -office.

The administration withdrew fundraising because of what it described as the university’s inability to repress anti -Semitism on the campus during the war between Israel. Hamas which began in October 2023.

Columbia then accepted a series of requests made by the republican administration. in particular the revision of the disciplinary process of university students and the adoption of a new definition of anti -Semitism. Wednesday’s agreement codifies these reforms, said Mr. Shipman.